CD,
Right now someone shows up at their license branch with paper documents
that get them a picture id (most states don't have embedded chips at this
time) and their name is listed on a state database. After real id, people will
show up at their license branch with the same paper documents and get a
new id that has a chip in it, ostensibly for "storing" information. If a police
officer pulls someone over they can check the state's ID database to see if
the person has a valid license and any warrants, etc.
So, tell me, CD, how does putting a chip --with the potential for RF
properties-- "protect" me and national security more than the OLD system
where the officer could still check on his available databases: if I was a valid
driver and had any warrants posted? Doesn't the officer's OLD system
currently show my picture on his screen without me carrying around a chip
24/7/365?
Explain how things are more "secure" with a chip for the average American?
Yeah, I know a lot of questions and we don't want to disturb the dots now
do we?